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October 21, 2015
 

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Training and Resources Briefs
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Building resilience with climate information and early warning systems



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PreventionWeb (press release)
Leveraging the prevalence of cell phones across the country, the team will partner with mobile operators and the Ugandan National Meteorological Authority to provide low cost, on-demand access to weather alerts to more than 16 million Ugandan cell ...
 

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AllAfrica.com
A two-day training for journalists from West and Central African regions ended last Thursday, 15th October 2015 in Dakar, Senegal. The training was organised by the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ)) Africa office, in collaboration with the ...
 

Climate Change in Africa

El Niño Strikes Ethiopia

Ethiopia is suffering its worst drought in more than a decade, a condition exacerbated by El Niño, the water-warming phenomenon in the Pacific Ocean that has affected weather patterns and reduced rainfall levels across a large chunk of Africa, hitting Ethiopia particularly hard.
 

AllAfrica.com
She said the successful implementation of Zambia's INDC would result in an estimated emission reduction of 47 per cent against the 2010 baseline. "In mitigating the impact of climate change, Zambia intends to reduce its carbon dioxide emissions by ...
AllAfrica.com
THE Zambian Government is planning to set up a permanent multi-stakeholder institution to be called National Climate Change Council to coordinate climate change programmes and projects in the country. Interim Climate Change Secretariat acting national ...
 
Yahoo7 News
Burkina Faso shows it is "possible" to combat climate change, said the Canadian. Seen from the sky the change is dramatic. The parched, ochre-coloured stretches are the areas where "zai" farming has yet to take root. The green tracts in between are the ...
 
The Maravi Post
He notes that since climate change became an issue Malawi has been experiencing higher temperatures and changing rainfall patterns, which has led to the increase in vector-borne diseases and macroparasites,as well as the emergence of new diseases.

 





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